All Words

Everyday Shona words

• -tatu
• -tatuka
• -tatura
• -tatutsa
• tatya
• tau tau
• tau tau
• -taudza
• -taudzana
• -tauka
• taundi
• -taura
• tauro
• -tauta
• -tava
• tava tava
• -tavira
• -tavurira
• tawindi
• -taya
• taya taya
• -tayidza
• tayira
• tazu
• tebha
• tebhuru
• -tebvama
• tebve
• -tebvenyuka
• -tebvuka
• -tedaira
• tede
• tedede
• tedegu tedegu
• -tedeguka
• -tedza
• -teenedza
• -teenekaTeasing is the playful movement of something like a string when it is shaken.
• -teenesa
• -tefa
• -tefenyeka
• tefu
• -tefura
• -tega
• tega
• -tegeduka
• tegemu
• -tegemura
• -teka
• teka teka
• tekai
• -tekaidza
• -tekaira
• teke
• tekedu
• -tekedzaTo act rowdily by shouting without any manners.
• -tekedzara
• -tekenya
• -tekenya
• tekenye tekenye
• -tekenyedzaWhen you tickle someone, you touch their body in a place that makes them laugh even if they don't want to. -sekenyedza, -nyeredza (are related verbs).
• -tekereka
• -tekerera
• tekerere
• -tekesha
• tekeshe
• -tekeshedza
• tekeshena
• -tekesheraWhen things have tekeshera, it means they have spread out over a large area.
• tekeshu
• -tekeshura
• -teketedza
• -teketedza
• -teketera
• -teketera
• teketera
• -teketseka
• tekisi
• teku
• -tekuka
• tema
• -tema
• -tema
• -temba
• temba temba
• -tembedza
• tembenu
• -tembera
• tembiricha
• -tembuka
• -temha
• -temura
• -temuza
• -tenama
• -tenda
• tendawasvika
• tende
• -tendedzera
• -tendeka
• -tendenedza
• -tendenguka
• -tendera
• tenderano
• tendere
• -tenderedza
• tenderekedzi
• -tenderera
• tenderopermission
• -tendeseka
• tendeshere
• tendeu
• -tendeuka
• tendezhere
• tenene
• tenenga
• -tenengara
• -tenga
• tenga tenga
• -tengedzeka
• -tengesa
• -tenha
• tenhe
• -tenhedza
• -tenhera
• tenisi
• -tenuka
• -tenyama
• -tenyera
• -tenyuraPinch.
• -tenza
• Tenzi
• tenzi
• tepe
• tepenu
• tepfu
• tepi
• tepi
• tepu
• tepu
• -tepuka
• -tera
• -terama
• -teremuka
• -teremutsa
• -terera
• -terera
• tererini
• tererini
• terevhizheniThis device is like a radio, but it produces both words and pictures.
• -terezera
• teru
• teshe
• testamende
• -tesva
• tesva
• tesva tesva
• -tesvaidza
• -teta
• teteAn aunt is the sister of your father. aunt
• teteguru
• -tetekera
• -tetemba
• -tetembera
• -tetena
• -tetenera
• tetenu
• -tetepa
• -tetera
• tetere
• -tetereka
• -teterera
• -teteresa
• tetete
• -teteteka
• -teteza
• tetsu
• -tetsvaidza
• -tetsvaira
• tetu tetu
• teu
• -teuka
• -teura
• teva teva
• teve
• -tevedzaTo follow is to pass information in a line, from one person to another. If you are following a path, you are walking along it, or along its edge. If you are following Shona customs and traditions, you are actually practicing those customs.
• -tevedzera
• -tevera
• -tewa
• -teya
• -teyaidza
• -teza
• tezu
• tezvara
• tiba
• tibidu
• -tibika
• -tibikira
• -tibitsira
• -tibizura
• tibu
• -tibuka
• -tibura
• -tibvinga
• -tibvinya
• tibvu
• -tibvura
• ticha
• -tidibura
• tidiga tidiga
• tifa
• tifu
• -tiga
• tiga tiga
• -tigidura
• -tigidza
• tigimu
• tii
• tiibhii
• tiipotiThis vessel is prepared and used for holding tea while it is being drunk.
• tika
• -tikaira
• tiki
• tiki tiki
• tikibvu
• -tikidaWhen you are striding, you are walking with long steps.
• -tikidza
• tikishi tikishi
• -tikishika
• -tikishudza
• tikiti
• -tikitidza
• -tikitira
• tikizhizhi
• tiku
• timba
• -timba
• timbinu
• timbo
• timbo
• -timbura
• timha
• timu
• -timura
• tindi tindi
• -tindika
• -tindimara
• tindindi
• -tindindikaIf a person is 'tindindika', it means they are walking as if they have no strength, or as if they are burdened by their body.
• -tindinyara
• -tindirikaTo twinkle is to jump in the sky with joy.